badger örnekleri

• His conclusion was that the sum of evidence "strongly supports the view that badgers are a cause of herd breakdowns".

• Every confirmed outbreak is investigated and all other sources of infection are eliminated before the possibility of cross-infection from badgers is assessed.

• The arguments over the past two months have been not about dogs but about the protection of the badger's sett.

• Of course, they can cause havoc, especially to domestic property, but nevertheless the current systems for managing badgers work well.

• In many cases, if they cannot find badgers to torment, they become involved, through disreputable organisations, in the pitting of terrier against terrier.

• I recognise the emotion involved in the protection of badgers, which is covered by clause 1.

• Disruption of social groups is likely to lead to changes in the contact rates of badgers from different social groups.

• Currently, however, no data are available to link low body weight to disease resistance in badgers.

• Furthermore, cattle feed may provide alternative nutrition for badgers when natural foods are unavailable.

• However, they may not be available to badgers under some conditions such as during periods of dry weather.

• When earthworms are not available badgers are forced to select other food sources and will forage greater distances to obtain these.

• The amount of perturbation is a factor of the degree of culling, and the number of badgers surviving it.

• Movements of badgers between social groups is a natural phenomenon.

• There will be some movement of badgers even within areas of high density where social groups are virtually contiguous.

• The predominantly pastoral west is thought to provide more preferred habitat for badgers than the arable east of the country.